The scheme of 3-level authentication mechanism for preventing internal information leakage
Sang-pil Cheon, Jungmin Kang, Min Woo Park, Jung-Ho Eom · 2014
In this paper, we proposed 3-level authentication technique to prevent internal information leakage in network system. When system authenticates users, it requires user's ID&P/W firstly. Then, it requires a secondary authentication component to check whether he/she is legitimate user. By doing so, it can implement a more robust authentication system. The secondary authentication components are usually a security card, an encryption key and bio-information such as iris, face, fingerprint etc. But there is a problem related to ID&P/W exposure and bio-information copy. Especially, nobody knows can check whether ID&P/W are exposed, whether bioinformation is copied. So, we propose another authentication way using biometric signals. A biometric signal is essentially a pattern recognition factor that operates by acquiring biometric signals from an individual, extracting a feature set from the acquired signal pattern, and comparing this feature set against the template set in the database. We decided to use skin conductivity in the biometric signals as 3rdauthentication element. The skin conductivity is used as an indication of psychological or physiological arousal. So, there is no risk because it never exposes or copies.